wedlock /wedˈlok/

1. Matrimony
2. The married state, esp in the phrase born in (or out of) wedlock ie legitimate (or illegitimate)

break wedlock (old)

To commit adultery

• hold pace with
• hold play
• holds
• hold someone in hand
• hold sway
• hold sway over
• hold the belt
• hold the field
• hold the floor
• hold the fort
• hold the line
• hold the ring
• hold the road
• hold to
• hold to account
• hold together
• hold to ransom
• hold up
• hold-up
• hold up one's head
• hold-ups
• hold water
• hold with
• hold with the hare and run with the hounds
• hold your horses